🎙 Episode 10 – "Father Figures & Empty Seats" | Self Isolation Podcast

In this milestone 10th episode of the Self Isolation Podcast, we take a thoughtful look back at Father’s Day — not just as a celebration, but as a conversation starter.

Whether you grew up with a strong father figure, are navigating life without one, or you’re a man who doesn’t have kids, this episode explores what it really means to be present, intentional, and accountable in a world where many are still healing from absence.

We discuss:

• The emotional weight and expectations of Father’s Day
• The importance of active fatherhood vs. just being around
• The overlooked voices of men who aren’t fathers — by choice or circumstance
• Redefining masculinity and legacy beyond having children

This episode is for anyone reflecting on fatherhood — those embracing it, those missing it, and those redefining it.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation on growth, healing, and showing up in the ways that matter.

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🎧 EPISODE 12: Rhinos and Short Shorts 🦏🩳

Cold open: One of us holding a Rhino Pill with a straight face. No words. Just vibes and consequences.

Welcome to The Self Isolation Podcast — the only podcast where gas station pills, unhinged college behavior, and Diddy’s potential court case collide like a Red Bull chugged at 3AM.

This week, we dive headfirst into:

• 💊 The wild world of masculinity and gas station supplements (Rhino Pills, we’re looking at you)
• 😵‍💫 The Top 5 Most Unhinged Gas Station Products (yes, “Rage Fuel” exists)
• 🛏️ Bedroom myths busted: Do these pills even work, or is it all cap and chest pain?
• 👀 A real-time breakdown of Diddy’s legal drama and when “freaky” crosses the felony line
• 🏀 “Teach Me How to Ball (in Isolation)” – basketball tips or life metaphors? You decide.
• 🤯 Tip Pause #45: If you text her "you up?" at 3AM… the rhino pill is already working.
• 🏃‍♂️ College Etiquette 101: Dorm running, explained (and reenacted)
• 🎯 Shooting your shot vs. fear of the pressure — a deep dive into DMs and placebo confidence

We laugh, we overanalyze, we question reality — all from the comfort of isolation.

This is the Self Isolation Podcast.
Where silence speaks.
And real ones listen.

Until then, move with peace.
Balling ain’t flexing. It’s focus.

Let’s GOoooooo.

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Look, if you’re here for facts, fun, and a little foolishness — you made the right stop. Welcome to the Self Isolation Podcast, where we keep it real, we keep it Black, and we keep it rolling. New folks? Don’t be shy. Day-one homies? You already know what time it is.

This week, we’re taking a ride through memory lane — from LA’s golden-era airwaves to today’s streaming takeover. Remember when KDAY and Power 106 had the whole city locked in? When we had to wait for our favorite songs to hit the radio, finger on the record button like it was a mission? That was hunger. That was culture.

Then came TiVo, DVR, Redbox — all the little steps that gave us control. We talk about how tech shifted the game, how streaming flipped the script, and how we went from being just listeners and watchers… to being the content ourselves.

But it’s bigger than nostalgia — this episode is about ownership, evolution, and making sure the past teaches us how to move different. You’re not just a consumer anymore — you’re a creator, a curator, a legacy builder.

So whether you’re chilling with a Redbox memory or planning your own digital takeover, tap in. Because we’re not just talking about what was — we’re building what’s next.

👑 Hosted by: God'sWillOnCrenshaw

🎧 Outro Vibes: Peace. Love. And vintage LA.

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Welcome back to the Self Isolation Podcast — where deep thoughts meet real laughs and unfiltered truth. Whether you’re a day-one or just tapping in, you’re right on time.

In this episode, I reconnect with a homie from the past and we get into everything from how we’re feeling in our current spaces to why we chase things like real estate. We talk about the things guys tend to do when they’re around women, and the unexpected moments we watched go by without really noticing — until later.

We also dive into the journey of creating your own lane, carving out space that’s truly yours, and what it takes to stick with it. And to close it out? A real convo about money: how I’m making sure I don’t fumble the bag when it finally comes.

That’s all from the isolation station. Hit follow, send this to someone who needs to hear it, and I’ll catch you next week. New here? Welcome to the Self Isolation Podcast — where the quiet speaks volumes.

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On this episode of the Self Isolation Podcast, we’re breaking down the blurred lines between toxic behavior and personal growth. From the “fuck boy era” to chasing desires, I’m getting brutally honest about how I moved, what I learned, and what I lost in the process—especially when it came to women.

We’ll get into:

•How desire shaped my early dating experiences

•The toxic traits I leaned into—and why

•Using curiosity as a weapon or a tool

•Separating needs vs. wants (without relying on someone else to meet them)

•Building something genuine… and watching it fall apart

Old heads, you know the vibes. New folkznem, get comfortable—we got bidness to handle.

Hit play and tap in. Next week, we’re leveling up the conversation—don’t miss it.

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In this solo episode, Will takes a pause from the usual intensity to show love, gratitude, and raw honesty about the women who shaped him. From mothers and aunties to friends who mothered in spirit, this is a heartfelt tribute to those who loved, nurtured, and sometimes hurt us — but always left a mark on the man he’s becoming.

Will reflects on the beauty and the burden of motherhood from his observing perspective as a black man watching his mother and the others of his village:

•The love, support, and sacrifices that go unnoticed

•The pain of seeing mothers struggle with their own wounds

•The duality of being grateful while still grieving what could’ve been

•And the fear of time slipping away before your kids meet the women who helped raise your soul

This ain’t a Hallmark episode. It’s real, non low hanging fruit, and emotional. For anyone holding space for joy and sorrow on Mother’s Day — this one’s for you.

As we wrap up this special Mother’s Day episode, we hope it brought you a little comfort, a few laughs, and a reminder that even in isolation, you’re never truly alone. Whether you’re a mom, missing a mom, or simply processing the weight of this day — we’re sending you love, strength, and solidarity.

Thanks for spending part of your day with us. If today’s episode moved you, hit that subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone else walkin’ through their own version of this story.

Until next time — be gentle with yourself. And remember: this space is always here for you.

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Will and Lil Foot are back and this time, it’s not grief pulling them to the mic, it’s life.

After reuniting through loss and laughter in their debut episode, the two cousins return to the pod with a deeper dive into something no one warned them about: being the adults now. The ones who make the grocery lists, plan the funerals, send the texts first, and remembering Pops with that 5.0. Sometimes.

Will, still balancing His like as a Discharge planner and Therapist is trying to define “soft life” while still taking on everyone else’s burdens within his control of his power and making change when he has accessibility. Lil Foot, now knee-deep in art, questionable Fashion and Sneaker ideas, and even more questionable situationships, is trying to decide if brunch is a scam or a spiritual practice.

Together, they laugh through the chaos of adulthood—paying bills, setting boundaries, finding peace, losing it, then calling your cousin because you can’t afford a therapist and new engine.

Expect:

• Real talk about generational shifts (“We ARE Big Mama now?!?”)
• Adulting wins and L’s (Will meal Something out of nothing , Lil Foot meal Guesses)
• Lessons on love, legacy, and why having all juices do not means you’ve made it.

This episode is grown, grounded, and still goofy.
Because no matter how old you get, you never outgrow your people.

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After years apart, two Black Cousins—Will, the Righteous cut creative turned Opportunity creator, and Lil Foot, the no-filter, life-of-the-party ex-sneakerhead turned theorist Creative of the fine arts —find themselves reunited by the bittersweet gravity of loss. Family funerals, old mixtapes, and the smell of hot cookin in Big Mama’s house bring them back together not in grief, but in growth.

So what do they do? Start a podcast, of course. Because nothing says healing like trauma unpacked over trap beats and hot takes.

In this explosive, hilarious, and oddly therapeutic episode, Will & Lil Foot realize they're parallel opposites—like Boyz And The Hood and South Central. through the laughter, The bunk, and random tangents about soul food vs. vegan mac, these two rediscover the rhythm of their bond.

🔥 Come for the stories, stay for the debate on who really won the fight over the Mac and Cheese.
💔 They lost time, people, and a little bit of Youth (mostly Lil Foot),
❤️‍🔥 But what they gain is something louder than grief—connection.

Full circle. Fully Black. Fully funny.
Tap in. Because Growing ain't linear, but it is entertaining

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